Eleanor of Aquitaine
A Life from Beginning to End
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Narrated by:
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Mike Nelson
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By:
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Hourly History
About this listen
Eleanor of Aquitaine became the queen of both France and England, the wife of two kings, and later the mother of two kings. Heiress to the rich French provinces of Aquitaine and Poitou, she was undoubtedly one of medieval Europe’s most powerful and wealthiest women.
Inside you will read about:
- Duchess of Aquitaine, Queen of France
- Eleanor and King Louis joins the crusade
- The royal divorce
- Continuing conflict and courtly love
- At the center of rebellion
- Fifteen years of captivity
- And much more!
Eleanor of Aquitaine has, not surprisingly, captured many imaginations. From inciting her sons to rebel against their father to the tale of her “courts of love”, where she reportedly fostered the idea of courtly love and promoted the arts, to her captivity and later tireless work to rescue her son Richard the Lionheart from his imprisonment, Eleanor’s life is a tangle of legend mixed with the struggle to interpret the sometimes scarce facts. This does not make it any less fascinating - or any less worthy of study. In this audiobook, you will find a concise exploration of the life of one of the medieval world’s most memorable figures.
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- Particia Welsh
- 23-05-18
Good for the first time Reader.
T his is just a little bit about Eleanor of Aquataine, there's not much more about how she lived, her childhood and the lfe she lead all i know is she was a she was a great lady who i truly admired for the love& loyalty she have to her children. She crossed the Alps in freezing conditions in her 70it's to pay a ransome for her son's freedom. Patricia Welsh.
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